By Gareth Parsons
Ache is a posh topic which has to be skillfully taught and built-in with different themes. This publication attracts on this stuff to aid scholars advance a superior philosophy of care that encompasses strong discomfort management.
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Page 19 Chapter contents Introduction Principles Moral and ethical principles Effects of illness on moral behaviour Morals and pain Deontology Utilitarianism Performing a moral calculus Quality adjusted life year (QALY) calculations Rights and duties Bioethics Autonomy Beneficence Nonmaleficence Justice The best way to organize pain management Considering the particular nature of pain in developing principles of managing pain Summary Reflective activity References Further reading Introduction In this chapter we examine some of the key underlying ethical principles of pain management.
It can reduce people to numbers and financial units. Rights and duties The two main ethical approaches described above have introduced you to several core ideas that should help you identify some principles for helping people in pain. These can be thought of in terms of rights and duties. The basic rights that these two schools of ethical philosophy would award patients/clients and their families and your duty towards them revolve around the following themes: Doing the ‘right thing’ for those in need: how you do this may differ of course.
Herring, 2006: 531) Herring (2006) reports that where a treatment cost exceeds £35,000 then NICE must also consider additional reasons such as wider societal costs and benefits and the innovative nature of the technology. On this basis it could be argued that if the experimental drug treatment represents a breakthrough in technology, then it might be justified to support its use on the grounds that future patients might receive cheaper and more effective care. Based on this calculus what is the correct thing to do?